Deploying a Geo-Redundant Serverless RabbitMQ Cluster on Azure Using Pulumi for .NET
Summary
This article walks through building a geo-redundant RabbitMQ cluster on Azure using Pulumi for .NET. It explains how to create the required virtual networks, subnets, firewalls, storage accounts, DNS zones, and container instances across three Azure regions. It also shows how to handle RabbitMQ cluster discovery with DNS and how to work around Azure Container Instances’ private IP limitations by delaying startup. The post ends with deployment steps and a quick validation check using rabbitmqctl to confirm that all three nodes joined the cluster.
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